"The important thing is that we spent our time today looking for points of convergence, and there are many."

"But we're happy to engage and find common points of convergence."

Two example lists are the ten forces that flattened the world, and three points of convergence.

The points of convergence are the current wreck site, plus or minus three hundred yards.

Finding and explaining these points of convergence are what musical biography is largely about.

The point of convergence would appear to be the Seawitch."

Typically this point of convergence will be along the horizon, as buildings are built level with the flat surface.

At the time it was the point of convergence of several hunting trails.

But many experts see important points of convergence.

Even so, there are lovely points of convergence.

As they talked they followed the huge conductors back to their point of convergence.

This relates to the overall social structure because they both have similar points of convergence and synergism.

However, it is suggested that these points of convergence should not be allowed to disguise important differences in values and assumptions between the two positions.

We find points of convergence and we reach serious major agreements that we both need.

It's all coming to a point of convergence."

Boss published a chart that traced the scattered stars' movements back to a common point of convergence.

Their point of convergence shot forward.

In accounts of religious opposition to the Bolsheviks, these possible points of convergence have always been overlooked.

At the same time, the associations may help to better critique existing policies and to find and achieve points of convergence.

For the purpose of the point of convergence, only the top view of the flight paths is required.

Some crucial points of convergence have materialised.

Due to its status as an interchange, it serves as a point of convergence for several bus routes.

The point of convergence, of course, was Castle Roogna.

In humans, the renal pelvis is the point of convergence of two or three major calyces.

It serves as a point of convergence between vision and proprioception to determine where objects are in relation to parts of the body.